Sentence examples for split attitudes from inspiring English sources

Reynolds says that Prohibition split attitudes about morality, and in the novel Hemingway made clear his dislike of Prohibition.

Exhibiting a split attitude that persists until this day, Britain simultaneously deployed the Corfu native Felice Beato to document a number of colonial skirmishes in more graphic detail.

This points to a dark time ahead for a country already split over attitudes to Europe and polarised by political forces once considered on the fringe, but now firmly in the mainstream.

Perhaps last weekend's mass shooting in Newtown, Conn., will serve to diminish the partisan split in attitudes toward guns; early polls on Newtown find relatively modest differences between Democrats and Republicans on what they see as the causes of the shooting.

Similarly in North America [ 23], despite a near even split on attitudes toward limited prescribing rights, a large majority (88.6%) of respondents were opposed to chiropractors having full prescribing rights (i.e. the ability to write prescriptions for any and all medicines).

In Paris, the Eurozone's two most important leaders, French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, met to discuss the Greek crisis and to try to damp speculation of a split in attitude toward Greece between Northern and Southern European countries.

There's a definite cultural split in peoples' attitudes to this ruling.

A similar split appeared in attitudes toward traditional forms of culture: classical music, painting, literature.

On Saturday, Marianne pushed back, with its own poll suggesting more of an even split in French attitudes.

HR managers in the U.S. are split on their attitudes toward messy desks at the office.

Based on the literature to date there is a general split in chiropractors' attitudes toward drug prescription rights.